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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1928
The rise in metabolism due to work is well known. 1 Boothby and Sandiford 2 found that patients with exophthalmic goiter and adenomatous goiter with hyperthyroidism require nearly twice as much energy for a given piece of work as do normal persons or even patients with other diseases.
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The rise in metabolism due to work is well known. 1 Boothby and Sandiford 2 found that patients with exophthalmic goiter and adenomatous goiter with hyperthyroidism require nearly twice as much energy for a given piece of work as do normal persons or even patients with other diseases.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1932
The importance of the elevation of pulse rate and pulse pressure in the diagnosis of disturbances of the thyroid has long been recognized. Despite the importance of these symptoms and the fact that they are easily available to quantitative treatment, their clinical use is largely by rule of thumb. Since their value is so generally recognized by rule of
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The importance of the elevation of pulse rate and pulse pressure in the diagnosis of disturbances of the thyroid has long been recognized. Despite the importance of these symptoms and the fact that they are easily available to quantitative treatment, their clinical use is largely by rule of thumb. Since their value is so generally recognized by rule of
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American Journal of Human Biology, 1995
AbstractBasal metabolic rates (BMR) at the end of the winter of 1981–1982 were determined in both Inuit and subjects of European ancestry resident in Igloolik, N.W.T. (69°40'N, 81°W). Values for the Inuit sample (22 females, 14–53 years, and 30 males, 14–70 years) exceeded published body surface area norms by some 16–18%; they also exceeded the body ...
Andris, Rode, Roy J, Shephard
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AbstractBasal metabolic rates (BMR) at the end of the winter of 1981–1982 were determined in both Inuit and subjects of European ancestry resident in Igloolik, N.W.T. (69°40'N, 81°W). Values for the Inuit sample (22 females, 14–53 years, and 30 males, 14–70 years) exceeded published body surface area norms by some 16–18%; they also exceeded the body ...
Andris, Rode, Roy J, Shephard
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ASCT2 Regulates Fatty Acid Metabolism to Trigger Glutamine Addiction in Basal-like Breast Cancer
CancersAs a crucial amino acid, glutamine can provide the nitrogen and carbon sources needed to support cancer cell proliferation, invasion, and metastasis. Interestingly, different types of breast cancer have different dependences on glutamine.
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BASAL METABOLISM OF CHILDREN WITH TUMORS
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1947AFTER basal metabolic tests had been performed for 2 children admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of tumor, it was noted that the child with a malignant neoplasm had a greatly increased basal metabolic rate while the child with a benign tumor had a normal rate.
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Basal Metabolism of the Eskimo
The Journal of Nutrition, 1952Kaare Rodahl, James Edwards
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